He worked at the Technische Hochschule in Hannover, as an assistant, as well as for the Hamburgisches Welt-Wirtschafts-Archiv (Hamburg archive of world economy).

He participated in designing the Brussels Atomium for Expo 58, was an editor of the social and economic magazine Wirtschaftsdienst, editor-in-chief of Chemische Industrie (chemical industry), and a collaborator of the London and Cambridge Economic Service.

He led the information service of the main association of the chemical industry of Germany[2] and wrote several books on developments in sciences and technique.

During the 21st century, mankind would succeed to cooperate internationally in shifting to biological raw materials.

This and big undertakings to humidify the Sahara, Turkestan and further regions of the Earth would make it possible to feed ten billion people with comparative ease.